Leo Quan Badass II 4-String Bass Bridge - Black Piano/Keyboard Gig Bag Les Paul famously hated this

Les Paul famously hated this version of the guitar bearing his name and refused royalties on instrument sales which lead to him and Gibson mutually agreeing to cancel their contract and removing Les Pauls name from the instrument

covered in blazing "Red Coat" tolex

Footswitchable or Assignable Preset Contour Control & Multi-Watt Power Switch

The JB-2 Angry Driver features three dual-concentric knobs that provide independent drive

NUX Bumblebee offers you the optimum board space

Leo Quan Badass II 4-String Bass Bridge - Black Piano/Keyboard Gig Bag Les Paul famously hated thisBack in 1972, musician, innovator, and luthier Glen Quan saw the need for higher quality guitar and bass bridges. With help from Leo Malliari of Leos Music in Oakland, CA, the first Badass bridges were born. Leo Quan Badass bridges were manufactured from a high density Zinc alloy and offered improved attack, sustain and note clarity. Badass bridges quickly gained a following with artists looking to upgrade their Fender basses and were ultimately